Union Leasing Becomes Moventum Fleet Management
Being employee-owned sharpened Union Leasing’s focus on long-term growth and client success, so they’ve invested in people, systems, facilities and a rebrand to support this growth.
FMW Welcomes Moventum Fleet Management
Union Leasing just transitioned to become Moventum Fleet Management, and they’ve been asking themselves what change means for their clients, and how they can best support fleets as they move forward.
According to Moventum President Mark Hogland, “The answer is straightforward: the foundation of our business is not changing. The new brand gives us a clearer way to describe who we’ve become. Fleet has become more strategic, more operationally connected, and more important to overall business performance than ever before.” This is an exciting new chapter for the company and the industry. Read more HERE.
Early Bird Pricing is ending June 1st for AFLA’s 2026 Annual Conference, September 27-30th, in Las Vegas, NV. You can register HERE.
Ted Roberts
President
The Problem of Insurance Premium Leakage in High-Turnover Fleets
By Shuie Yankelewitz, Chief Product Officer for Central Analysis Bureau at Fusable
When fleet operators add vehicles or move assets between entities, the systems designed to track fleet-level change can fall out of sync with the realities of fleet operations. That disconnect means fleets are often unintentionally underreported, misclassified or out of compliance with their insurance coverage.
Fullbay Heavy-Duty Repair Report: Is Your Shop Running Above or Below the Industry?
Fullbay’s sixth annual State of Heavy-Duty Repair Report gives you the real numbers — from nearly 900 industry professionals and 3,400+ shops across North America. Free to download, no strings attached.
FLD 2026 Q1 White Metal Market Report: Long-Awaited Pandemic Recovery Upended by Global Instability
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Just when you thought things might be returning to some semblance of a normal, predictable order…bam! Global conflict. $6 diesel. See-saw inflation. Unfulfilled rates cuts.
